DC-to-AC inverter
A DC/AC inverter converts a documented DC supply into an AC output.
In plain English
Charging energy measurement records the electrical energy passing through the defined measuring point.
A station can use the measurement to report energy delivered during a charging session.
Locate the measuring point on the power path and label whether it is on the AC input or DC output side. Energy adds up over time, whereas power is a rate at a particular moment. The location matters because losses between two points can make their recorded energy differ.
Conversion equipment and auxiliaries can consume energy between the two measuring points. Compare readings only after identifying their locations, time periods and the quantities each meter records.
Read the source: DC fast charging architecture
Measurement placement and system losses affect what an energy value represents.
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